All language subtitles for New York Undercover S04E05 Mob Street

Previously on
New York Undercover:

You're not the first
cop to lose a partner.

I'm not the first wife
to lose a husband.

-Paul.
-(phone ringing)

Just let it ring.

Since when did you take over?

What are you
doing here?

This is his house.

No cop ever set foot
inside or ever will.

Frankie's got
mozzarella for brains

not like you.

I got to finish things.

Not just for Eddie,
but for us.

I'm not supposed
to be here.

You should have married
Gina. She'd have kept you
in Brooklyn.

Gina was Frankie's
girlfriend.

(rhythmic pop playing)

[Perkins]
Hey, wait a minute.

I'm just a stock broker,
that's all. I'm no hero.

Don't get cold feet
now, Perkins.

The D.A.'s
been trying to prove

the mob's infiltrated
Wall Street for months

and you're going to help
us do exactly that.

I told you I would slip you
evidence once in a while.

I never agreed to testify
in open court. No way.

[Assistant D.A.]
We'll put you up in a hotel,

give you round-the-clock
protection...

(pop music continues)

Michael Sandrelli would kill me.

Dead. You understand?

Just because
a guy's on the street

it doesn't mean he still doesn't
blow people's brains out.

[Assistant D.A.]
You have no choice,
Perkins.

You've already
implicated yourself.

I'd rather go to jail.

I'd still be alive.

Check!

[woman]
She's got a gun!

(people screaming)

Well, just pick me up
at 8:00, then, okay?

Is that a date?

Yes, it's a date.

-Really?
-Yes.

Are you sure
you're ready?

Well, we'll see,
won't we?

All right, guys,
let's light a fire.

We got lots of work to do.

Moreno, you look good.

Lieutenant, what's with
the new bodies?

Support personnel--

finally got a piece
of that budget pie.

It's about time.

All right, target du jour--
Michael Sandrelli.

-Anybody know him?
-Crime boss.

Yep, only we're
after Junior.

Whole new generation
of bent noses.

The new mob--

young, business-school educated,
drinking lattes.

[Williams]
But don't be fooled.
They're still mooks, those guys.

You think he's the same one
that had that stockbroker
whacked?

He was supposed to testify
against Sandrelli

in a stock scam.

It'd be one hell
of a coincidence if he didn't.

Problem is the D.A.'s case
died along with the victim

so it's up to us
to build a new one.

So where do we start?

Well, we start where
the dead broker left off.

Stone is going to go under
at the Sandrelli brokerage house

have a little gambling problem,
draw some attention.

The goal is
for Sandrelli to hook you up

in manipulating stock

and you hook Sandrelli up
with me and Williams.

Hold up, now.
Why do you and I
always need to hook up?

Because we work
so well together.

That's why.

Uh...

Got a problem?

Well, aside from the fact
that I don't know
a lot about stocks

are you sure this isn't going
to cause a conflict for me?

You know, because

of my background?

Look, Damico family's Brooklyn,

Sandrelli's Jersey.

Besides, man,
you understand

all that Cosa Nostra stuff.

You'd fit right in.

Nell, you are undercover
as Stone's missus.

She can watch his butt,
make sure

he doesn't end up
like Perkins.

Moreno,

you know anything
about Wall Street?

Greed is good.

I see I'm going to have to give
a crash course to you and Stone.

So what do you know
about the stock market?

I got two words for you,
Williams,

bull market.

You think I can afford
to dress like this

on a lieutenant's salary?

Damn, I'm fly.

(chuckles)

(clears throat)

All right, seriously,
the man is a snake, guys, okay?

The bottom line is
he kills for money.

Whatever it takes.

(cell phone ringing)

Yeah.

Lieutenant,
I'm heading to Sandrelli's.

Just got to pick up
a suit and tie.

I'll be there
in a half hour.

Alec, hi.

Gina,
what are you doing here?

I guess I should
have called first.

No! No, it's fine.

I'm just, uh,
a little surprised, you know?

I got to go to work

right now.

Oh, yeah.

Big case?

Uh, I don't know. Maybe.

You know, you didn't come
to Sal's funeral.

Yeah, I know.

Um, Gina, look,
actually, I was there...

but I just couldn't go in,
you know what I mean?

You promised, Alec.

You could have at least
talked to me outside.

Yeah, I know.

Um, I'm sorry.

So, what, it took you
a whole month

to come bust my chops?

What's going on?
What's wrong?

Nothing, I...

I mean, it's-it's Frankie.

I mean, ever since
your dad died

he's been
kind of out of control.

Out of control how?
What do you mean?

I mean, he's just...

thinks everybody is his enemy

telling people what
to do, what not to do.

Do me a favor, Gina.

-Take your glasses off,
please.
-No.

-Gina, take them off.
-No.

Gina...

He did that to you?

Frankie hit you?

I'll kill
that son of a bitch!

-No, no, Alec.
-Get off me, Gina.

He's got no right
to do that to you!

Alec, listen to me!

You don't understand, okay?

What's to understand?

It's not all his fault.

What are you saying,
you deserved that?

Because you don't.

No, I don't deserve it!

I'm just... I don't know.

I'm just saying...

I told him...

that I'd rather be with you.

Now, this is a healthy meal.

Poached salmon,
vegetables...

You got your five
basic food groups.

(chattering)

Can you pass the salt,
Mr. Sandrelli?

Sodium intake...

Duvall... you're late.

Gentlemen.

Okay, business.

I want our brokers on hotels.

Industry's showing
record profits,
but forget the big boys.

There's a couple
of smaller cap chains

that are very ripe for a
takeover. There's Eastern
Resorts...

What about Huntington?

It's too expensive.

What about
Riverfront?

Riverfront's a dog, lady.

Market share's been flat
for two years

since it went public.

Because of a smear campaign
designed by Holiday

which is about to lose
a very big lawsuit to them.

Holiday's the defendant?

I thought it was J&J.

Well, that's what they
want you to think.

Hey, check it out,
but if you like it...

you owe me an interview,
Mr. Sandrelli.

Rico Financial Newsletter?

Hottest new tip sheet
on the internet.

Profile of you would
make it even hotter.

Something tells me
I just been set up.

What tells you that?

Enjoy your lunch.

(chuckles)

(bell ringing)

( voices echoing)

(phones ringing)

[Petrello]
Call for a runner
when you make a sale.

You get him the slip.

I announce which stocks
to push and dump every morning.

Cold call at least 20
red accounts a day, minimum.

We keep track.

Where you from again, Dino?

L.A.-- Jackson Steinmen.

Your quotas are down.

Junk funds?

Uh, penny stocks mostly.
Some I.P.O.s.

I only became a broker
a year ago.

Kick ass in I.P.O.s,
you'll make fast friends here.

This is your station.
Let's see how good you are.

You won't be disappointed,
Mr. Petrello.

I hope not.

[broker]
Good morning, Mr. Sandrelli.

Good morning, sir.

[Stone]
Who's that?

That's the man you really
don't want to disappoint.

[Krane]
Investment bankers came in

took their company public
before it was ready,
left them for dead.

By the time we caught on,
it was too late.

Financials look solid

according
to the quarterlies.

There's nothing wrong
with the company.

It's got a lot of potential,
but once your stock drops

investors can't run away
fast enough.

As soon as you're done,
S.E.C. will break it up.

Does the owner know?

No. As a matter of fact,
she thinks

you're a couple
of venture capitalists
here to save the day.

There she is.

Hello, Agent Krane.

Miss Stanfield, here are
the new underwriters
I told you about.

Rick Williams and Darnell Lacy.

And which one is which?

How do you do?

My name is Darnell.

And this is my assistant, Rick.

Please, call me Julie,

since we're going to be working
so closely together.

Certainly, Julie.

I'll give you a tour.

Good luck.

Uh, Rick...

you coming?

I want one of these.

Alec, what are we
doing here?

I just got to
grab something.

I'll be right back.

We're on assignment, Alec...

Nell, relax, okay?

I'll just be a minute.

One minute.

Hey.

Hi.

I hope you don't mind.
I was just...

No, of course not.

(stutters)
It's not a problem.

Did you find
everything okay--

shampoo and...?

Yeah.

You look really nice
in a suit, Alec.

Yeah? Think so?

I don't know.

I'm not real big
on collars

and everything,
you know.

Um, listen, Gina,
you can stay here
as long as you want, okay?

It's fine with me.
It's not a problem.

I'm not going to be around much,
'cause, you know, the job.

Don't worry, Alec.
I'm not moving in or anything.

That's not what I mean.

No, it's my problem, okay?

I don't want you
in the middle of--

Gina, come on.

I been in the middle of it
ever since high school.

Frank's not
just your husband,

he's my brother,

and that makes him
both our problems, right?

Right.

-Nell.
-Who's she?

I'm his wife.

Who are you?

You're his wife?

No, no, no, no.

Look, this is all
part of an undercover gig.
That is all, okay?

That's brilliant,
Alec.

Want a megaphone?

He can trust me.

No, he can't.

If Barker finds out,
he'll kill us.

I know, I know.
Look, you're right.

Look, I'm sorry, Gina.

I got to go, okay?

If you need me, page me.

There's food
in the refrigerator.

If you want any,
it's fine

but check
the expiration dates.

Here's the number.

I'm sorry, okay?
I got to go.

I'm not covering
for you.

I'm not going
to ask you to.

You popping
your women now?

That-that's funny.

[Stone]
1,200 Philmor
at 44 and a quarter.

250 intel at 97.

All right, got it. Runner!

[woman]
Dino, call on three-four.

This is Dino.

[Barker]
Hey Dino, remember me?

What are you doing
calling me here?
I told you I'd contact you.

Yeah? Well,
I got tired of waiting.

Thought maybe you were
skipping out on me.

I'm going to pay you,
alright?

I'm just a little short
right now.

Time's up, Dino. You owe.

[Stone]
All right, all right, look.

Uh, why don't you
just put five k on the Jets,

minus the spread?

[Barker]
Okay, now you trying
to insult me?

You think I'm going to
give you a marker?

No way. Twenty tomorrow.

I won't ask twice.
(dial tone)

How are his receipts?

(man typing at keyboard)

Pretty good.

(no audio)

Honey, I'm home.

Nell.

[Nell]
I'm over here, Dino.

-(gun cocks)
-Easy.

Okay, okay.

You all right?

[Nell]
Yeah.

You and I,
we've got business to discuss.

whether I like it or not.

Oh, you like it, 'cause
that means he owns you.

It also means that things
are going according to plan.

It's funny, I don't remember a
gun being pointed at my head

as part of the plan.

Well, why do you think
you went under Stone's bride?

Mob always likes
their volunteers
to have something to lose.

That reminds me.
Stick around afterwards.
I need to talk to you.

Sure.

So, what's our next step?

We got to push Sandrelli
in our direction.

Make him target
our company next.

Stone, that's your job,
but look out

for his hitman, okay?
She'll be looking out for you.

Not a problem.

Good. Oh, Moreno?

When's your interview
with Sandrelli?

This afternoon.

Right here. Study up.
Slip him the inside skinny

on our profit potential.

Remember, people--

[Barker]
Information is king
on Wall Street.

We control it,
we control Sandrelli.

You think he'll try to take
the company by force?

I'm counting on it.

All right. That's it.

You, little missy--
in my office.

-[Stone] I can help.
-[Moreno] I was thinking...

Delaney.

How old are you?

Twenty-six.

How many?

Twenty-six.

Try again.

Chief just found out.

Thought I should know.

Delaney, you're only 22,

which means you aren't
old enough to join the force.

So I fibbed
about my age.

What's the big deal?

No. A fib is one year,
maybe two, but four?

That's a flat-out lie.

I lie for a living.
What's the difference?

The difference is, Delaney,
that one is about a job.

The other's about morality.

You're preaching to me
about morality?

Mr. "Whatever it takes"?

This is not about me,
Detective.

This is about you
and the choices you make

both on the job and off.

Look, Delaney...

you can't keep running
from whatever it is
you're running from,

and getting lost
undercover.

It's-it's not healthy

and it's dangerous,
not only for you

but for the entire team.

[Delaney]
What are you saying?

You're letting me go?

Well, I can't jeopardize
the cover of your partner.

Beyond that,
I'm not sure.

You're dismissed.

[Julie]
If we can stay afloat
long enough

to get Lupogen in the market,
we're home free.

What is Lupogen?

The first genetically
engineered drug

that actually bolsters
leukocyte production

in cancer patients.

We're just waiting
for the FDA approval.

And here's the
man who created

our little miracle drug.

Larry Seigler...

Darnell Lacy.

Pleasure.

How do you do?

You're going to put us
back on our feet, huh?

-Well...
-Oh, he's being modest.

Agent Krane says
he's the best

turnaround specialist
in the business.

Great to meet you.

You, too.

Thank you, Larry.

Several oncology centers
have already expressed interest

but no one's
willing to commit

until we get out
of our fiscal squeeze.

I mean, we are so close, yet...

Oh! So frustrating.

I can tell.

You're obviously
very passionate

about this, Miss, um...

-Julie.
-Julie, right.

Yes, I am.

You see, I inherited this
company from my father.

This was all his dream,
his vision.

I'm merely trying
to carry it forward.

I think it's great.

Yeah, it is.

How about...
if I take you out to dinner

and I tell you all about it?

Deal.

Good.

Scan him.

He's clean.

Any idea who I am, Dino?

Yeah, you're someone I owe

a whole lot of money to
all of a sudden.

That's true. Now we'll find out
how you'll pay me back.

MXU, a computer networking firm,
just went public.

Stock prices went up to 20.
We want to push it to five.

You're going to spread
the rumor

that it's mob-owned.

You see. Nothing beats up
a stock quicker than that.

And I want you to spread it
around your friends in
California, too.

When it gets down to five,
we start buying.

Then we pump it up again.

Any questions?

Just one.

Isn't that against the law?

Yes.

I, uh, believe it is.

Why? Um...

you have a problem with that?

No, I guess not.

Although,
if you want my opinion...

Mr. Sandrelli doesn't want

your opinion, sport.

Easy, Duvall.

She's very, uh,
protective of me.

You might want
to remember that.

Yeah, well, uh...

it's just that its
price-to-earnings ratio here

is like... what? 28?

It's not exactly
going to take off

when you want it to.

Now... on the other hand

there's Stanfield Biotech, DFD,

a company I've been
watching personally.

The stock's only trading at 15

but it's about to release
a huge cancer drug.

Scavengers I.P.O.'d it too soon,
left it for dead.

But its risk-reward is as solid
as any 500 stock.

Upside potential's into
the 30s, maybe even higher.

Hmm. That's very interesting.

So what, did you just pull that
out of your hat, Dino?

Hey, I'm just trying
to get myself

out of this jam
as fast as I can.

You don't want to go
after Stanfield

it's fine by me.

Well...

we'll check it out.

Now you can go.

(sighs)
It's not bad.

Better than MXU.

What's the matter?

I don't know.

There's something not right
about that guy.

I just haven't put
my finger on it yet.

Well... stay on it

but first...

I want you to go over
to that Biotech Lab and

have a chat with the,
R&D guy, you know?

All right.

Yeah, good.

Maybe he doesn't
want to work there so much.

Hey. Something happening?

Should there be?

Well, Stone says
Sandrelli took the bait

so it's just
a matter of time now.

Just don't know when.

Yeah, speaking about that,
let me ask you something.

Does it bother you
that us doing our job

might help ruin
this place

and put all these
people out of work?

What are you
talking about?

This company was in trouble
before we got here.
Remember?

The FDA is
saying they need

a little more time
for approval.

Besides, they have
valuable assets.

Really, now?

Which assets in particular

did you have your eyes on,
there, Williams?

It's not even about that.

-No?
-No.

It's about how far
are we willing to go?

Now, these people
are innocent pawns, okay?

They believe in this.

They think we're here to help.

Don't get native on me.

We have a job to do and that's
what we're here to do. Period.

Right. We do our job
and help them lose theirs.

What sense does that make?

That's not our problem.

Yeah, well, maybe it should be.

Hi.

Excuse me,
are you Dr. Seigler?

Yes, I am.

I'm afraid I have
some bad news.

I may have just
run over your dog.

What?

He just jumped out
in front of my car.

That's impossible.

My dog stays in all day.

He got out.

(horn honking)

[Julie]
Gentlemen,
ready for lunch?

-Hey.
-Hey.

Oh, my God. Larry.

Be careful. Watch out.

(Larry grunts)

Hey! Come on.

[Barker]
What are you doing?

Let's go.

Hey! Hey!

Hey, come on.

(tires screeching)

Is he all right?

I'm fine.

Yeah, I'm fine.
Okay?

-You're sure?
-I'm fine.

What did they want?

Nothing.

(Larry whimpers)

Looks like our friend
decided to retire early.

Tremendous.

Ms. Morales...

Mr. Sandrelli.
Are you ready for
that interview?

Listen, after that tip
you gave me I owe you
more than that.

Really?

I don't suppose you can share
how you get your information?

Trade secrets.

Well, let me give your friends
a little favor.

I got a tip
for your subscribers.

What do you know about
a company called
Stanfield Biotech?

Promising company...

supposed to have a hot
new product in the works.

Yeah?
Well, not anymore.

I just found out
that the head

of their research
and development

is retiring,
effective immediately.

Really? Why?

Who knows?
Health reasons...

I don't know,

but I'm having all my people
dump their stock, all of it.

[Moreno]
I'd like to ask you
some questions.

(typing)

[Stone]
I can see myself doing this

for a living someday,
definitely.

I mean, it's like the
rush of being a cop

only you don't
get shot at.

Plus,
you make serious money.

That's that.

By the time the market
opens in the morning

Biotech Stock ought to start
dropping like a rock.

what's the matter with you?

Nothing.

I'm just bored, I guess.

Yeah, well,
marriage will do that to you.

(beeping)

[Nell]
Lieutenant?

No.

(phone dialing)

Yeah, it's me.

[Gina]
Alec, um, Frankie's here.
He's trying to get up.

-Can you please come home?
-Calm down. I'll be
right there.

Alec...

no way you're
going home.

My work's done here.

You've gotta be
kidding me.

You can't break cover
right now.

I don't have a choice.

Look, I'll be fine.

Stay here.

(door closing)

[Frankie]
What the hell
are you doing here?

I'm not getting beat up!
Frankie, leave me alone!

Oh, yeah? You disrespect me
by even being in this hole.

I am your husband, damn it!

You don't own me!

Oh, yeah?!
Come here!

You going
to hit me again?

Hey, hey,
what the hell's the matter

with you?

Stay out of this!

-No, Frankie, this is my home!
-And this is my wife.

Well, treat her like that.

Look at you,
all dressed up
like you're

some kind
of hot shot.

What are you

a broker now?

Get the hell
out of here, Frankie.

Oh, no,
not without Gina.

Gina can make up
her own mind.

You don't want
to cross me.

You think you're
the big boss now

don't you, Frankie?

That's right.

[Gina]
Stop!

I'll...

I'll go home.

No, Gina.
No, no, no, no, no, no.

Alec, listen to me.

I can take care of it, okay?

No, come on.

[Gina]
Come on.

Go.

Come on,
let's go.

I'm...

See you later.

Hey, hey, hey,
you hit her again,

and I swear to God
I'm going to kill you.

I swear to God.

(door opening)

Come on.

(car engine starting)

(tires squealing)

(gun cocking)

Hey, hey...

Shut up and move it.

Get on your knees!

What's this all about?

Shut up!

I knew something wasn't right
with you.

Thought maybe you were a cop
at first.

Never imagined you'd turn out
to be a Damico mole.

No, no, you got
this all wrong.

Sure I do.

Good-bye, Dino.

(two gunshots)

(body falling)

(sighs)

Lucky for you Delaney
was there to save your butt

or you'd be in
a freezer right now

wearing a toe tag!

What is the matter
with you, huh?!

I mean,
never mind your life,

but by going home

you risked the entire operation
and everybody in it!

Sorry.

That's not good enough,
Detective.

Not nearly good enough.

Now, what I want to know

is why you did it,
and I want to know now.

Lieutenant,
his computer crashed.

He needed a part
or something.

You're covering for him.

No, I'm not. Not after

our last conversation.

I'm not that stupid.

I want to see that computer.

The question remains, people,
are we exposed or not?

If Duvall was following him
around it's because she thought

he was a cop.

[Barker]
And Sandrelli's thinking
the same damn thing.

[Moreno]
No, I don't think so.

He just gave me another tip
to spread on Stanfield.

He wouldn't do that
if he was suspicious.

She's got a point.

[Barker]
Shut up, Stone.

You not out the doghouse yet.

Even if he's
not suspicious now

he will be
when Duvall ends up M.I.A.

Alright. We're going to have
to accelerate things, okay?

We'll nail Sandrelli
when he runs up the stock.

Securities fraud will
send him to prison

just as fast as extortion.

You two, your post.

J.C., Moreno,
I need to talk to you.

Stone, move your butt.

Nell, Nell, Nell.

Thanks.

You got some nerve
putting me

in that position.

I didn't save your hide
for the job,

I saved it for your
screwed up personal life

and I'm so sick of it.

I'm really tired of it,
you hear me?

Hey, I'm sorry.

You put my ass on the line!

Next time I ought
to let you get killed.

How about that,
Stone?!

You going to
walk away?

Delaney.

Yeah?

(clears throat)

You all right?

Yeah, I'm fine.

You sure?

I'm fine.

Look at me.

What?

I'm taking you off the case.

Why?

You ever kill
anybody before?

That...

No. Have you ever ended
someone's life?

That's why.

You need time
to deal with that

and I want
to give you that time.

What about Alec's cover?

Aren't we jeopardizing that?

That's what I was
assigned to do.

That is fine.
His wife went on vacation.

He'll just take care of himself.

Of course he can take care
of himself.

I'm sorry,
I'm young and immature.

I forgot about that.

That's not what this is about.

I'm not sure what this is about

because I do my job

and I'm confused
a little bit.

I know.

You're confused.

And that's why I'm taking
you off the case.

And that's also...

why I want you
to see the shrink.

The-the shrink?

I don't believe this.

Nell...

Thank you.

Nell...

Delaney!

(door shuts)

Damn!

[Sandrelli]
Dino...

how's our stock doing?

Good, Mr. Sandrelli.

It's dropped 8 1/2 points
since opening bell.

That's good news.

Listen. As soon as this
drops down to five

I want you to start buying
thousand-share blocks, okay?

Buy as much
as you can get.

I want you to
use offshore accounts.

Mr. Petrello will show
you how to do that, all right?

But then I'm free
and clear, right?
We're all square on the 20?

-Sure.
-Good.

Hey, listen,
just out of curiosity,

where were you last night?

I was at home. Why?

Are you sure about that?

Think hard.

Yeah, I'm positive.

(sighing)

You can go.

(Petrello clears throat)

Duvall was trailing him.

That's the last
we heard of her.

I know.

(phones ringing)

[woman]
Dino, line 3-2.

Got it.

This is Dino.

[Jenkins]
Yeah, hi.

A broker friend said
to call you.

You're pitching a hot stock.

Actually, I'm dumping
a cold one...

Stanfield Biotech.

It's already down nine points.

If you're holding any paper,
I'd burn it.

-Okay. Thanks for the tip.
-No problem.

I can handle
that transaction for you
if you're interested.

No, no. I'll handle it.

Stanfield Biotech.

Stanfield Biotech,
all right.

Let's check that
out, shall we?

(beeps)

[Frankie]
Let's see.

It opened at 15 and a quarter.
It's down to six and seven.

Wait a minute.

He's going
after Sandrelli.

He's setting him up.

Who? Dino?

Yeah, Dino.

Only, now,
I'm going after him.

Come on.

[Barker]
Six and an eighth.

It shouldn't be long now

before Sandrelli starts
his buying spree.

So, how long do you think
it will take him

to run the prices
back up?

I don't know.

A couple weeks,
maybe more.

But as soon as he
starts selling high

we bust him.

At that point is when
Julie loses all this.

Nothing we can do
about that, man.

You can always suggest
that maybe she buys
some shares herself.

You know,
ride on our coattail.

[J.C.]
As long as we tell her
to sell them

before this place
goes bust.

Don't be ridiculous.
That's illegal.

Well, you're the one

that says,
"whatever it takes."

[Barker]
I'm not hearing you.

Okay. I've got
something to do.

If anything changes,
call me.

All right.

Julie.

Julie.

You bastard.

What...?

What the hell was that for?

Figure it out.

I thought you said
the researcher was
resigning, Mr. Sandrelli.

What can I tell you?
He must have had
a miracle recovery.

Listen, Ms. Morales,
if I were you,

I'd print a retraction
before you get sued.

Right.

Hey, Delaney,
you okay?

Yeah, sure.

Look, I know

what you're
going through.

No, you don't.

Okay, but just the same,
if you ever want to talk...

Actually, I'd rather

if you left me
the hell alone, okay?

Okay.

(phone ringing)

Now, buy.

Got it. Runner!

[Frankie] Okay,
stock's starting to rise.

That means
Sandrelli's buying.

Now, as soon as that
starts to stabilize

call the Journal,
extension 8-9-3.

Tell them there's
an undercover operation

going down
at Sandrelli's house.

Undercover? Why?

Sandrelli's not
the only one

I want to destroy.

It's dropping.
This is not possible.

What?!

Where did you hear that?

All right, I'll get back to you,
all right?

Word on the street is

we're being investigated,
an undercover operation.

It's just got to be a rumor,
right?

Rumor or not,
I'm losing my shirt.

Someone's setting me up.

(phone rings)

What?

Where?

Okay, I'll be there.

We're going for a ride.

Mr. Sandrelli, I...

Not now, honey.

You, you're coming with us.

So, what are we
doing here?

You don't know
who that is, Dino?

No.

That's very interesting.

He sure seems to know
who you are.

He asked me to bring you here.

Let's go say hello.

Michael, good to see you.
How's your wife?

You're encroaching
on my territory, Damico.

I want you off.

Since when
is Wall Street
your territory?

You break the truce,
you're going to go to war.

You want that?

No. I got exactly
what I want.

See, I got you
real scared big time.

That's why you're
here, right?

How you doing?

You know, you...
you look familiar.

I got that kind
of face.

I thought you knew
Dino, Frankie.

Oh, I know Dino.

He's the one who
told me about the run

on your Stanfield stock.

You son of a...!

Hey! What the hell's
the matter with you?

You gonna whack
him right here?

He just gave me
some information.

He's my broker.

All right.
So, bottom line,
what is it?

You want a piece
of the action,
is that it?

No. I want to humiliate
you, hmm?

See, I know
you're holding on

to all this Biotech crap.

So I'm going
to drive

that price
way down.

Make sure
you lose it all.

Then I'm going to make
sure everyone knows
who did it to you.

And then maybe
I'll come in

and I'll buy it
all up from you.

I can buy and sell you
ten times over, Damico.

Right now you could.

But not after this, you won't.

Stone, where you going?

You think
I owe you now?

Is that what
you think, Frankie?

'Cause you didn't
rat on me, huh?

No, no. You know
what I think?

I think you got
some undercovers

at that Biotech place.

Am I right?

I thought so.

Now, if I know Sandrelli
he'll see to it personally

that I don't score
on this deal.

He's probably
there right now
taking care of business.

[Stone] Don't do this,
Frankie, okay?

People could get killed there.

That's what I intend.

Now look,
whether it's Sandrelli

taking out your boys
or vice versa

it doesn't matter to me
as long as Sandrelli
is out of the picture.

It's ironic.

Come on, we both want
the same thing.

Let me go,
and nobody gets hurt.

Yeah, but if I
keep you here

I make sure you never
come up against me again.

And don't you ever
go near Gina.

Is that clear?

Or I will rat you out.

Okay?

I got to go.
I got to go.

No, no, no, no.

Come on.

[Skola]
Lieutenant, I can't very well
diagnose her through you.

I kind of need to see her.

I know. I know.

I'm just trying to get
some direction, Doc.

That's all.

It's not just the shootings.

I'm worried about her.

Sounds more like guilt
than concern.

Look, it sounds like
you're diagnosing me.
We're talking about the kid.

Now you sound a
little defensive.

Come on, Doc.

It's just...

it's not easy for her,
all right?

It's not easy for any of them.

I can't keep
using her age

as an excuse for her going
too far sometimes, huh?

The truth is, I encourage it.

Doc, I... I just feel that
she needs to find

her own balance.

You know
what I mean?

I just don't think she can.

She ever go too far before?

Does sleeping with a suspect
in the middle of an op count?

(phone ringing)

Excuse me.

Yes. Barker.

Lieutenant,
yeah, something's wrong.

Alec left this morning
with Sandrelli

but only Sandrelli
came back.

Damn it.
You know where he went?

No, he said something
about Frankie Damico.

Damico?

Where the hell is Sandrelli?

He just left for Stanfield.

Okay, get your butt
over there right now.

I'll meet you there,
all right?

Doc, I got to go.

If she cancels that appointment,
let me know.

(phone ringing)

Yeah.

Moreno.

What?

When?

Julie...

Julie!

(elevator dings)

(Julie grunts)

(tires screeching)

Police! Freeze!

Out of the car!

Now!

Out! Hands up.
Turn around!

Behind your back.

Out of the car. Get out.

Come on, out!

[Barker]
Turn around.
Hands down.

You okay?

Yeah.

Hey, hey, hey.

Get down there.

You trying to kill us,
huh, Sandrelli?

Is that what
you're trying to do?

-Huh?!
-Why don't you
go after Damico?

-He set me up.
-Oh, really?

He did
a damn good job.

Your ass is
under arrest.

So get up.

Moreno, please
get him out of here.

So what's
your name?

My name is J.C. Williams.

So, J.C. Williams,
I guess I owe you
an apology.

I didn't know
you were a cop.

There's no way
you could have known.

But cop or no cop,
we used you.

So if you're a little upset
about that, I understand.

I know. I am,
but at least I understand it.

Listen, um, I was able
to talk to the S.E.C.

and Agent Krane.

They think they may be
able to cut you a break.

Thanks.

It must be very lonely
what you do for a living.

I don't understand it.

I don't either.

So, uh...

You still have to eat.

Pretty lady.

Yeah, she is.

So, where are you guys
going to dinner?

Um...
actually, we're not.

What happened?

Life.

Mmm...

What about you?

Nah... I decided I,
um, wasn't ready.

Mm-hmm.

Listen, uh,
thanks for getting
my back like that.

Yeah. Yeah, you
kind of owe me now.

All right, I will.
What?

How about dinner?

All right, I...
well, you take me.

All right.

I'll take you, you take me,
but I'll pay.

-You'll pay?
-I'll pay.

You're on,
you'll pay.

(in Spanish):
Cualquiera que quiera, mija.

Something, um, nice.

I know this great place.

Sorry.

[Stone]
Lieutenant, I'm sorry.

Is everybody all right?

You have a lot of explaining
to do. Where the hell
have you been?

I couldn't get away.
Frankie showed up--

Frankie!

I know Frankie's
mixed up in this.

What I want
to know is how.

-Small world, I guess.
-No.

No, it's not that
damn small, Detective.

Because of your
brother's involvement

Williams almost got killed.

Why you busting my chops,
Lieutenant, huh?

I told you from the get
it was a bad idea

to put me under on this one,
didn't I?

I want a report on my
desk by 8:00 a.m. sharp.

Got that?

That's fine.

Stone...

If the name "Gina" pops up
anywhere in this report...

you in a world of trouble.

(engine stopping)

Well, we seem to be
going in a circle here

don't we, Detective?

No, you keep asking me
the same questions

and I keep giving you
the same answers.

Seems like a perfectly
straight line to me.

Do you ever feel like you
cross the line, professionally?

Sure.

Really?

Well... yeah...

sometimes you have to bend
the law to uphold it.

And that doesn't bother you?

It's the job.

Does it bother you
that you killed someone

the other day?

It was a righteous shoot.

I'm no...
not saying it wasn't.

I'm just...

I'm asking
how it made you feel.

Like stepping on a cockroach.

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